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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1927
Page
2
Twenty five Epworth League members of the Swedish English Methodist church enjoyed a corn roast last night. N C Lund served as chief cook roasting corn veiners marshmallows coffee and more. Stories around the campfire followed the festive meal before they returned to Warren.
Dance to music by Keystone Entertainers at Grand Valley 1 C O F Hall Friday evening September 16th Everyone welcome. 9 13 41
Local listings show Lillian Gish in Annie Laurie at Library theatre and Peter Kyne’s The Understanding Heart at Columbia theatre, plus church society dinners, dances, and receptions. Notable items include Rev and Mrs Nelson reception at Swedish Methodist church, and Mrs Gustava Widing’s 79th birthday honor by Swedish Congregational group.
The Pickett hardware club meeting reviewed a campaign between Blue and White teams with both sides optimistic about victory. Sales for the first day were even. Arvid Soderberg thanked staff for a home gift, and Mrs. Anderson sent a thank you letter for hospital flowers. Heale praised the store and Mr. Kelly for strong organization and attendance before adjournment.
Local society notes list several residents traveling or visiting relatives and attending events. Mr and Mrs William Kribil and Miss Bell Kabili depart for Parkersburg West Virginia for a vacation. Mary Ellen Conway and Catherine Phister return from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Violet Mullen heads to Temple University in Philadelphia. Mrs David Reisor and granddaughter Heatrice travel to Masontown West Virginia to visit the Maines family. Boston guest Mrs Charles R Walker accompanied by Burr Walker visiting Conewanga Avenue. Limaville visitors Jean Lauffenberger and Isabelle call on North Warren. Mrs James Parmaree visits Columbus relatives. Mrs Alice Parvis visits her son and daughter in law L H Parvin. A B Smith of Dellas Texas visits his mother Mrs A J Smith. Fred Dasen of Pure Oil at Marines Hook plans to return to work Friday. Dr Carey Barrett of City Hospital Cleveland visits Warren State Hospital. Miss Dorothy Newell attends Miss Anna Knowlton’s studio opening in town. Edger Heelas and Frederick Printz attend wedding in Jamestown N Y. Joseph A Grosser of Tyrone visits with Ernest Nathan in Cleveland. COLLEGE GIRLS ENTERTAINED Mrs Webster Sechriest hosts ten guests for Beulah Bauer, bound for Thiel College, and Elizabeth Walters bound for Mt Holyoke College. The evening features cards and luncheon. Poetry quip appears. The O roleta Tea Room offers Sunday Chicken Dinners.
Mrs J A Alexander hosted a luncheon at Conneganvo Valley Country Club for her bridge club members. Meaford Presbytery notes describe Rev Raymon Kistler and D W Crossett returning from Meadville after Erie Presbytery meets. Delegates attended from 75 churches as the 126th National Missions board anniversary and 50th anniversary of women’s missionary societies and Alaska missions were celebrated. Discussions covered calls, dismissals, and synod delegation. A Swedish Lutheran lecture by Vernon Ryding at Augustana Theological Seminary in Rock Island is set for 8 pm with a free admission.
Street Floor will host the Warren Style Show at 3 p m due to limited elevator access for hundreds expected to attend. Parish notices include a church reception at the United Brethren church Thursday evening after services, and a new mid week sermon series “The Romance of the Church” starting tonight at 7 30. Reverend Carl Jacouson represented Warren district at the New York conference Swedish Lutheran mission board meeting in Ludlow.
Mises Francis Ekey of Bidile Street entertained teachers and officers of the Swedish Lutheran Sunday school last night. Plans for a Parent-Teacher event were made and a party for Cradle Roll children organized with Miss Frais Ekey Miss Edith Burkmaan and Mrs. George Hultberg in charge. The next teachers meeting is set for October 12 at Miss Edith Burkynan Conewango Heights Meet The Conewango Heights W T Union will be entertained by Mrs. Estella Somers at 111 Jefferson Avenue Thursday afternoon. A program is being arranged with several important questions to be discussed. The meeting starts at 2 30 o clock. Reception Tonight Honoring Pastor Rev Harry Nelson and Mrs Nelson the Swedish English Methodist church congregation will host a reception in the church parlors tonight at 7 30 after mid week services. Rev G A Erckson of Jamestown and Rev Theodore Moberg of Falconer will attend and give brief talks. A musical program and social hour follow. All church members and friends are invited. Thirty At Lawn Party The Spinster Class of the First Presbyterian church were entertained last evening at the home of Mrs Otto Peterson on Conewango Avenue. Thirty class members attended a tureen dinner on the lawn. The business session was brief and most of the evening was social. Mrs Alice Brvin Mifflenberg was on hand.
A letter column on friendship between same sex friends and attraction to the opposite sex. It urges balance, warns against abnormal strong same sex affection, and recommends wholesome relations with a good girl. A reader asks about maid jobs and how to find help, noting advertisers who want such work.
Mrs S Sechrist of Pennsylvania Avenue West entertains about fifteen women friends today at her cottage on the Conewango Creek opposite North Warren. A puzzling mental case from Tit Bits features a doctor asking a patient about memory while the patient jokes about recalling what he has forgotten.
They reflect on a five year marriage with playful nicknames "Big case" and "Tittle heart" as an affectionate exchange from Capper's Weekly. The exchange recalls a lighthearted moment in their early years together.
The Los Angeles Times notes marriage trends show rural brides outpacing city brides by over ten percent. Farm girls appear poised for greater odds in Mendelssohn music circles than city stenographers, with ranch maidens enjoying opportunities the city has not yet recognized.
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